Nov 5, 2025
Tropical Night Lizard (Lepidophyma flavimaculatum), family Xantusiidae, Costa Rica
photograph by Johann Reptiles & Co
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Tropical Night Lizard (Lepidophyma flavimaculatum), family Xantusiidae, Costa Rica
photograph by Johann Reptiles & Co
Sandstone Night Lizard in Globe
Lizards of California #19: The Desert Night Lizard is a tiny reptile that, despite its name, is active during the day. It is viviparous, meaning it gives birth instead of laying eggs, and the parents and children may stay together in a social group for several years before dispersing.
Lepidophyma smithii
Desert Night Lizard Xantusia vigilis Source: Here
Creature Feature inktober day 6: Night lizard
this is a day late whoops. i wish i could do more inktober but i’ve been rly busy lately
Inktober day 6
Creature feature- night+lizard
Inktober pokemon- drooling
The lizards back is supposed to be stars
Yellow-spotted Tropical Night Lizard (Lepidophyma flavimaculatum), family Xantusiidae, Sarapiquí, Costa Rica
Live-bearing (viviparous).
Parthenogenic (asexual reproduction).
photograph by Myke Clarkson